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4 minutes ago, Superior Acuña said:

Can’t get over him banging them in 


We were too big a club for him and he never had any self-confidence. It’s pretty clear based on his time at Burnley and Nottingham that he’s not as bad a footballer as he looked here.

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12 minutes ago, KaKa said:

 

Amazing the difference the right setup can make to a player. Just didn't quite fit ours.

Neither does Isak. (Sarcasm!)

 

Based solely on the fact Wood has scored more goals this season... 🙃

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Tell you what, I think we'd benefit from having him at the moment... We could do with someone throwing some elbows and meowing to wind up defenders at the minute, we really are missing it.

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Did anyone see the goal like? Was bobbins. Crisp packet hands England keepers letting em in for free.

 

Does make me wonder whether Eddie has ever considered asking our team to shoot once in a while. IMO shooting leads to more goals.

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1 hour ago, SEMTEX said:

Did anyone see the goal like? Was bobbins. Crisp packet hands England keepers letting em in for free.

 

Does make me wonder whether Eddie has ever considered asking our team to shoot once in a while. IMO shooting leads to more goals.

Reminds me of a clip I saw from training with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, managing Cardiff I think. He kept shouting "Shoot! Shoot! Shoot! Shoot! You never gonna score if you don't shoot!" Football genius, that one.

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29 minutes ago, Mike said:

 

Can you dumb it down a bit more, what do you mean?

 

I think this graphic will help. I found a statistical analysis that attempts to answer the age old question: Who was better: Charlie Austin or Sergio Aguero?

 

Anyway, as you can see, Sergio Aguero took 4.4 shots per game, and scored 25 goals, whereas Charlie Austin only took 3.7 shots per game, and therefore only scored 17 goals. So we finally know, Sergio Aguero was a better player than Charlie Austin.

 

image.thumb.png.c3f510e0b17fe4d04bbfc10cb9dda29b.png

 

Anyway, as this relates to Newcastle, what I would propose, is that Eddie asks his players to be more like Sergio Aguero, and less like Charlie Austin.

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1 minute ago, SEMTEX said:

 

I think this graphic will help. I found a statistical analysis that attempts to answer the age old question: Who was better: Charlie Austin or Sergio Aguero?

 

Anyway, as you can see, Sergio Aguero took 4.4 shots per game, and scored 25 goals, whereas Charlie Austin only took 3.7 shots per game, and therefore only scored 17 goals. So we finally know, Sergio Aguero was a better player than Charlie Austin.

 

image.thumb.png.c3f510e0b17fe4d04bbfc10cb9dda29b.png

 

Anyway, as this relates to Newcastle, what I would propose, is that Eddie asks his players to be more like Sergio Aguero, and less like Charlie Austin.

 

Reckon I'll need to sleep on this, but thank you for the picture that helped a bit.

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23 minutes ago, SEMTEX said:

 

I think this graphic will help. I found a statistical analysis that attempts to answer the age old question: Who was better: Charlie Austin or Sergio Aguero?

 

Anyway, as you can see, Sergio Aguero took 4.4 shots per game, and scored 25 goals, whereas Charlie Austin only took 3.7 shots per game, and therefore only scored 17 goals. So we finally know, Sergio Aguero was a better player than Charlie Austin.

 

image.thumb.png.c3f510e0b17fe4d04bbfc10cb9dda29b.png

 

Anyway, as this relates to Newcastle, what I would propose, is that Eddie asks his players to be more like Sergio Aguero, and less like Charlie Austin.

Charlie boy won on headed attempts at least.

 

That's something, right? 😁

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